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Films depicting the love of cinema and the stories behind great movies and filmmakers

Hollywood does Abortion

Dir.: Barbara Attie, Janet Goldwater, Mike Attie
| 95 minutes

An in-depth exploration into the depiction of abortion in film and television. Leading directors, writers, showrunners, and cultural critics share their personal and political reactions to these seminal depictions through the lens of today’s post-Roe world.

No Mercy

Dir.: Isabella Willinger
| 104 minutes

Isa Willinger explores Kira Muratova’s claim that "women make the tougher films," in meeting with directors such as Ana Lily Amirpour, Catherine Breillat, Julia Ducournau, and Céline Sciamma, who reveal how female filmmakers expose power, violence, and desire.

Robert Richardson: The White Devil

Dir.: Jana Hojdová
| 105 minutes

Jana Hojdová, a former student of cinematography, decided to approach Robert Richardson for her master's degree project. She sent him an email, and to her surprise, he replied. What began as a student exercise soon evolved into an extraordinary creative partnership and a deep friendship.

Roberto Rossellini: Living Without a Script

Dir.: Ilaria De Laurentiis, Andrea Paolo Massara, Raffaele Brunetti
| 96 minutes

In 1956, Roberto Rossellini is in the midst of a personal and artistic crisis. Rossellini accepts an invitation from Indian Prime Minister Nehru to travel to India and document its progress. There, he discovers a creative and emotional rebirth, inspired by a culture balancing tradition and modernity.